I wanted to eat a hamburger, so I stopped by before boarding the Shinkansen on my way back from Tokyo. The thick hamburger was overflowing with juices, but for some reason, it didn't have the special sauce. I thought the taste was a bit bland, but I should have said something earlier. Next time, I want to eat a hamburger with special sauce. Thank you for the meal.

It was delicious! Shared a hamburger and eggs benedict with two friends. The buns were lightly toasted with butter, giving off a delightful aroma. The pancakes were thick and satisfying, topped with plenty of syrup. Enjoy with a cup of coffee!

Today, I had a sandwich here with my friends! It was really filling and satisfying!! But most of all, the potatoes here are amazing! They also had a menu called Fish and Chips, which I probably could have finished a plate all by myself!

I heard Bob Dylan's "Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat" playing, so I felt nostalgic and decided to visit the restaurant for lunch after a long time. I used to often eat the chocolate and banana pie, but it's not on the menu anymore (sad). I ordered the "Liz Clark Double Babies Burger (2,200 yen)". It came with French fries. It was a generous portion and the Babies sauce was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

In the evening, I came here for a meeting. I asked if it was okay to use the cafe since it was during the night business hours, and I was kindly guided inside. I ordered a cafe latte and an apple pie. Surprisingly, there was latte art. It may not have been perfect, but it looked nice. When asked if I wanted the apple pie warmed up, I inquired if that was the recommended way to eat it. The staff responded with a lovely smile, saying yes. The customer service with a pleasant smile made my short 30-minute stay enjoyable.

Located at the outskirts of the Yaesu underground shopping street in Tokyo Station, this American-style restaurant is on the way to the office district. I tried the Mexican Chicken Burger for brunch, priced at 1750 yen, and a Cranberry Lemon Soda for 600 yen. It was a bit pricey for a late breakfast, but the Mexican Chicken Burger was delicious with salsa sauce, chicken, avocado, and crispy lettuce all complementing each other well. The coleslaw side dish was a bit on the sweeter side but refreshing, and the large pickles were a nice touch. The Cranberry Lemon Soda was extremely sour, almost to the point of making me shiver.

Ordered the bacon macaroni cheese plate. It is generously filled with cheese, but you won't get tired of eating it. Small macaroni keeps coming out from the cheese, which macaroni lovers will adore. You can choose to have a green salad or potato fries on the side. It was a Saturday afternoon and there was a wait of about 3 groups. They accept cards. It's order at the counter. The restroom is located outside of the restaurant.

I wanted to try apple pie once, so I was debating whether to get takeout at night, but I decided to use it for lunch. Amidst the ongoing pandemic, the crowded restaurants in the area have become more noticeable, but this restaurant seems to be less crowded compared to others. For my order, I opted for a half portion of the Cobb salad since I was mainly interested in the apple pie. When I placed my order, I was asked if it was okay to include blue cheese, which I haven't had much before, so I decided to give it a try. I was wondering how big the half size would be, but it turned out to be a decent portion with finely chopped ingredients, making it quite filling. It's light and not too heavy, making it easy to eat, and the taste is good. As for the apple pie, the ice cream was about three times larger than I expected. It may be the angle of the photo, but the pie itself looks small, although it's actually quite big. The ice cream is about the size of a cup of ice cream. The apple slices are cut into small half-moon shapes, which was surprising. There was less pie and more apple, giving the feeling of eating more apples. The taste is not overly sweet like you might expect from American desserts, making it easy for Japanese people to enjoy. I'm thinking about what to try next, but it's a bit pricey, so I'll use it occasionally.

I came here because I wanted to eat meat. I tried the pork something, which had a barbecue flavor like in Mexican dishes. It was delicious but I might get tired of it if I eat it for a long time. The classic fish and chips were crispy and delicious! They go really well with tartar sauce. The potatoes were a bit too firm for my liking. The alcohol was a bit disappointing. I've decided that next time I will try the hamburger!

I am looking for the texture of pancakes I ate in America, but these pancakes were similar to Japanese hotcakes. They came with two hotcakes and three pieces of fried chicken, topped with maple syrup. I realized I couldn't finish it all right away. The portion size and taste (gets boring). However, they provided a free takeout container (sometimes it's an extra charge) which was helpful. The fried chicken skin was crispy and nicely wrapped around the chicken, a decent product. But the taste... I don't really remember it, but it was impressive. The pancakes were a bit disappointing as I had high expectations, but they were also decent in size and thickness! Sometimes I crave American diner-style dishes, so there are still menu items I want to try (cherry pie, macaroni & cheese, steak, breakfast plates), but for now, I couldn't finish it all and had to take it home.

I went to Babee's Yaechika! It is located in the underground shopping area in Yaesu, and is easy to access from the station. This time, I had the Avocado Cheese Burger! The size was quite big, and the combination of juicy meat, avocado, and cheese was really delicious!

When it comes to apple pie, it's all about Bubby's! I visited the Yaechika in Tokyo Station after a long time. The apple pie was warm and comforting, with a sweet flavor that made me happy. Enjoying it with fresh cream was pure bliss. I also tried the cherry pie, which was cool and tangy. Despite the scorching heat outside, Bubby's Yaechika provided a comfortable space to enjoy these delicious pies.

I visited this restaurant before the COVID-19 pandemic. At that time, I didn't start using Tabelog yet, so I don't have a clear impression of it. However, on this day, I decided to visit after a long time for the following reasons: After finishing a meeting in Kyobashi a bit earlier than usual, around 12:30 pm, I was walking through the Yaesu underground shopping area on my way to the next destination via Tokyo Station. I was thinking about having an early meal that could be eaten quickly, as most other restaurants still had lines. This place caught my eye because there was no line and I hadn't had a hamburger in a while. When I entered the restaurant, a female staff member asked me how many people. I indicated one person with my finger, and she asked me to wait a bit before disappearing into the back. Surprisingly, it took some time for her to return. During that time, no other customers came in. After a while, she led me to a table near the entrance, which was visible from the outside and had been empty from the beginning. I thought she might have gone around the entire restaurant. I ordered the "Ritz Clark W Burger," a burger with a double patty that was named after the restaurant, and a ginger ale to go with it. I chose coleslaw salad as the side dish instead of French fries, considering the total calories. The ginger ale and water arrived first, followed by the burger. The burger was smaller than I expected, and the coleslaw salad bowl was also small. I started eating right away. The taste was not particularly distinctive, just a hint of saltiness. I added Heinz ketchup and mustard from the table and continued eating. The W burger contained two patties, onions, and only a slice of prosciutto, with no other pickles. The saltiness was mainly from the prosciutto. It seemed like the seasoning was just salt and pepper. The patty seemed to be the type without fillers, focusing on the natural meat flavor. It's a matter of personal preference, which can vary. The sauce used for the coleslaw salad, which was pink like an aurora sauce, was slightly sweet. The overall balance of flavors between the burger and the coleslaw salad seemed a bit off to me. After finishing everything, my impression was that the burger was small, even with the double patty, and not very filling. So, in terms of value for money, I was a bit unsure. I'm not familiar with the American standard, but is it neutral to season each bite with ketchup and mustard like this? Also, the slightly sweet aurora sauce used for the coleslaw salad (which was average) added to the subtle balance of flavors. The total payment was: - Ritz Clark W Burger ¥2,100 (tax included) - Coleslaw ¥0 - Ginger ale ¥250 (tax included) Total ¥2,350. Some previous reviewers have written about this place, and it seems to belong to a genre that can't be classified as fast food. Tastes may vary widely, so this falls into the realm of personal preference. Thank you for the meal.

Before boarding the Shinkansen, I suddenly felt like eating something sweet. With limited time and the need for something quick to take out, I came across this shop. Although I originally wanted cheesecake, the shop's specialty was apple pie, so I decided to buy the apple pie, which was labeled as the most popular item. I also bought coffee from Starbucks to bring onto the Shinkansen. The standout feature of the apple pie was the abundance of apples. They were really juicy and plentiful, with a mild cinnamon flavor and no overpowering taste. There was probably no cream in it, just lots of apples with a simple taste. The size was quite large, so it filled me up. While it didn't have a special feeling, I think it would appeal to everyone. I later checked the website and found out that it's actually a shop from America, using American recipes. I'm curious about trying out their other menu items now.

Blue Cheese Burger (¥1900). A gourmet burger shop in the Yaesu underground mall at Tokyo Station. The crispy grilled hamburger, the crunchy texture of the thickly folded lettuce, and the irresistible aroma of blue cheese! With this price, I would also like to have some french fries haha.

The restaurant has an American atmosphere, with a slightly dim lighting at night. The staff are attentive and make it easy to place orders. I ordered the Barbie Burger Set for 1500 yen, which came with a choice of sides like fries, coleslaw, or salad. The drinks are served in unique bottle-shaped containers. The patty in the Barbie Burger was juicy and flavorful, with a meat quality that surpassed even Lotteria's Cheeseburger. The fresh onions, tomatoes, and lettuce added to the satisfying experience. The crispy fries were addictive, especially when dipped in ketchup. Overall, the delicious food and cozy atmosphere make this a place I would love to visit again in my free time or when I need a quick snack.

Second visit in three years. I remembered this cozy cafe in the underground of Tokyo Station, so I came with a friend. We were hungry, so we ordered hamburgers. Both the patty and the buns were delicious. I reluctantly decided to have salad as a side, but the default option is french fries, which my friend got and said they were really tasty.

[3.5 Rating] Visited a shop located underground near Tokyo Station in Yaesu. Arrived in the afternoon. About 30% of the seats were taken by various customers. The interior had mostly tables for 2 people, with some for 4 people. Music was playing. Ordered an organic iced coffee for 546 yen and an apple pie for 719 yen (excluding tax). The total bill was 1070 yen, possibly due to a set price. Positive feedback: The apple pie was gooey with large, tart apples that stood out well. The accompanying cream was creamy and sweet. The iced coffee had a hint of bitterness. Negative points: The service felt overly attentive. The iced coffee lacked enough coldness and a refreshing taste. Thank you for the meal.

Opened around the same time as the stores in Shiodome, this American diner in Yaesu underground shopping mall is relatively spacious. The interior is well-designed and suitable for both meals and light drinks. The restaurant is large with big tables. The service is not as good as in Shiodome, with staff seeming to not pay much attention to the customers. The food and drinks are consistent. It's a good place to have a variety of snacks when you're not very hungry.

The Nutella pancakes are not as sweet as expected, but they taste good when you add plenty of maple syrup. The portion is generous with two pancakes, and they are not overly sweet. The staff was friendly this time, unlike my previous visit. They have a kids menu with options like hamburgers, pancakes, and hot dogs. The pancakes can be upgraded to include ice cream for an additional 170 yen. The breakfast set with pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, and sausages is recommended if you want something sweet or savory. The location is quite far inside Nagoya Station, and the side menu items can be expensive, like the 700 yen fried potatoes. It would be better if they offered more affordable options for side dishes. Two out of the four kids menu items were sold out early in the day, which was a bit disappointing. They should have more variety available. I like the apple pie here, but they often run out of options. It would be great if they could prepare more in advance.